Bend High School - Bear Tracks Yearbook (Bend, OR)

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V rally earns travel expenses The junior varsity football-wrestling rally squad had funding on its side to cover costs of traveling and other expenses. Their money came from bake sales, car washes, bottle drives and spirit button sales as well as proceeds from working at the .lan and Dean concert held during the summer of I979. Adviser Joyce Boon said the girls were really great to work with but noted that, as the year went on, things got more dif- ficult for them because of jobs and other conflicting activities. The group sponsored a dance to raise extra money so they could travel with the team to out-of-town games. School fund- ing was not provided for that purpose. 1..,Mw K, lv' ,www-24 ' A K, , . 1- Jn . ,LW ia. Q 1' f ' 1-aww,-,. -- ,s...!,. ' 1 ...Av ..,,,, ., . ,, , M f ,..,.g-If-.,.-,z,1,. , 1- -Q .-N ,. sei f f . as ' lf Q ivgifs . s page egg,-D '.i 'if 1?frf:- ' 3 ' -- Jerri-r'i.4 fw fr., e- ,gg av.--fav-sA.4,Lg:fs::'w.f . .V . 'ks fhgy- MN - U..,,.w-.4 ' 5'- :' a -r'.2:'3.w,, WN ,im ,. QW'-I 9 ' M 'W'N A' 7'f'f Va 'i ,tm 'ifl'-s P, f. V Emo.-V, x'::r0eQ1e4',n,3.:fz,-gi, s J K' . ' if' iff: 'fi' .s'i 199 'Mi gifs- 1.o,5x?'5'?-si? ,w1 ' 113 5 .? -N ,. if ya- H+, . V A-5: ,A ff K r wt 11.522 as W?'w+a52 MW 323-13 ,-1 . K I ,ifkigf V is 5'f'4,:ff.Q,f,'5fff7Z', 'r 'ef ' . ' 37?-1 ' f ' 5 16,4-:'s , ,'4,jfqid',4 .h , . ,fig 15 fgffk ' K A-Z ony 4 l ', - .Li .'- 'l .f'- -'lff'Hl'.J. ag, it 3, -Jia TOP: The JV football-wrestling rally consisted of Kelly Muck, Debbie Knight. Carrie Mlasko and Dena Cox Cclockwise from left.J ABOVE: Debbie Knight is hard at practice. RIGHT: Carrie Mlasko, Debbie Knight and Kelly Muck prepare their next cheer. 22 JV Football-Wrestling Rally f'X Y ' gif 1 5 I vi X s ' i H . , an l t ,ess if s XT' fl, .. , M jd? .t ' A ikt V i T1 A I A , X 'Wh Q w v at,st K M -up-w Va

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Xi ' 1 , , '1 TTS? - , T14 as tb inf Freshman rall drops to three About IO girls tried out for the fresh- men rally squad in September, Becky Coats, Stacy Stevens and Lisa Hordi- chok qualified for the team. The squad was cut from five to three because of a policy change in spring, l979. The rally cheered the frosh football and basketball teams on the road as well as at home. A wrestling concession stand helped pay for the girls' uniforms and their traveling expenses. The squad was advised by Judy Staton and had some helpful input from older rally members, Mrs. Staton said. TOP: Freshman rally members kept the crowd rowdy while keeping themselves warm. LEFT: The frosh cheerleading squad included Stacey Stevens, Lisa Hordichok and Becky Coats.

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l fd Varsity sports get two rallies To provide each varsity sport with its own group of six spirit-boosting cheer- leaders, rally squads were divided. One cheered for football and wrestling while the other devoted its time to basketball. The football-wrestling rally squad began developing cheerleading skills and ideas when the group attend- ed rally camp in Eugene during the Summer. Sponsoring dances and working con- cession stands were among money- raising activities for the squad. Funds were not provided to cover expenses during football season. but were sup- plied during wrestling season. The girls were very supportive to the teams, according to adviser Cherie Sanville. They were a nice group to work with, she added. TOP: Kim Moore shows dynamite at a pep assembly. LOWER LEFT: Cheerleaders yell Bear number one. LOWER RIGHT: Kim Moore, Lori Welander. Kathy Schulzke, Michelle Stephens practice on the front oval before a game. BOT- TOM: Varsity football-wrestling rally includes Kim Moore. Kathy Schulzke, Michelle Stephens. ROW 2: Lori Welander, Lisa Williams and Chris McGill. 38 sx' re? 'VX 4' 1 Varsity Football-Wrestling Rally 23